The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-22
REPORTS.

Chief Ottinger reported that since
granting the petition of J. NJ. Hardy,
in regard to extending water mains,
several others had paid the three
fuurths of the COSTS to have the mains
extended to their residences, and he
asked for an order 10 make tt ex-
tensions. Report received, and the
necessary order given.
Supervisor Livingston presented re-
port, explaining why certain grading
had not been zone. Report received.
A report was received from the asses
sor. giving a list of persons who had
been assessed various sums, which,
owing to their having no property,
and to errors IN assessing, had not
been collected, aad asking that
the total of these assessments
be credited to him, as provided for by
law. Referred to the committee on
finance.
The report of Weighmaster NJ. Shell
meIdine, for the last quarter, was re-
ceived and placed on file.
The report of the police justice was
received and placed on file.
The report OF the superintendent of
waterworks, for the quarter ending
May 2tst, was presented. The report
shows a total expenditure in the depart
mcnt of So 9S7 81, leaving a balance of
the amounts appropriated of $l2 80.
Referred TO the committee on water
Wa rksu
TIE committee on police, to whom
was referred the report cf the Marshal
for the month of May, reported that
they had found the report correct.
Adopted.
The committee on enrolment re-
ported that the ordinance licensing and
regulating passenger vehicles and hotel
runners had been enrolled, engrossed,
published, etc, as ordered. Adopted.
The report of the committee on water
works, upon the petition of Mrs. A.
Smith, was adopted.
The committee on waterWorks, to
whom was referred the petition of
the widows of the late Enoch
Reese, asking that their water
license be reduced from s4S
10 $50 per, year, stated that
they had examined into the matter and
recommended that the reduction be
made. Report approved. --
The committee on fire department,
With the Mayor associated, to whom
was referred the communication OF
Hon John I. Game, in relation to the
proposed visit of the Veteran Firemen's
Association of New York City, after
fully considering the matter, reported
that they were satisfied they but ex-
pressed the sentiments of the Council |
when they said they were gratiied at |
the proposed visit of the Veteran Fire |
men of New York, and then extended |
TO them hearty and cordial welcome |
to this municipality. In order that |
fitting reception of the representatives
OF this honorable anu respected !
be insured. the committee |
recommended that the matter be placed |
10 the hands OF the chief of the kire
with instructions and
power to select representatives from his
q apartment to accompany such
officers and members of this corpora
ton as may desire to go to Ogden to
meet and welcome the distinguished
visitors, accompanying them to this
city. That, associated with the CITY
Marshal, he cause all arrangements to
be made for the parade of the veterans.
That he secure suitable place for
the grand mill ary band concert VI hich
proposed to be giyen, to secure ac-
commodation to take these veterans to
the, lake and extend TO these honored
soioler hremen of the comm.rcisl cap
iGa! OF our nation every courtesy, 50 as
10 insure to them warm and hearty
western welcome, the remembrance Of
Wnlcn we trust may lineer with them
afser they have returned III pace and
safety to their eastern homes. Also
mat the city recorder ne instruc ed 10
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